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I have a potential seller for an awesome wholesaling opportunity and it does happen to be my first. The home will need an extensive exterior rehab and I still have to go take a look at the interior tomorrow at 11am. After a little research, I found out that the owners of the home happen to be an active Realtor and a mortgage broker. They also hold frequent flipping seminars to locals. They said they will entertain any offer but it must be significant. Are these red flags or should I still send an offer any way? Is there anything I should be aware of in this kind of situation?